It may be small and the only bookshop in town, but Leavenworth’s charming “A Book For All Seasons” has plenty to satisfy your cravings. For starters, how about a local series of “Bakeshop Mystery” novels with titles like “On Thin Icing,” “A Crime of Passion Fruit,” and “Nothing Bundt Trouble”? Or, if you prefer, a series of locally set mysteries featuring a “brewing” sleuth? Featured entries include “Death on Tap,” “Beyond a Reasonable Stout,” and “The Pint of No Return.” Mmm … tasty! @abookforallseasons @ellie_alexander #bookshops #leavenworth
What we’re faced with in “The Anomaly” are two worlds, the fictional world Le Tellier is presenting us with and our own world, which only appears different at first glance. When you look closer, you start to see echoes of our own world across these pages, not just in the characters that exist in both worlds, but in the despair and dysfunction that permeate both as well.
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